The Tiger
By Holly
Mon, 26 Jan 2009
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The huge ginger tabby with perfect black stains
Terrifying roars, echo round the hot plains
Looming in on his prey, running as fast as the light
With teeth like talons, they pound away in fright
The bone-cruncher smiles, not even out of breath
Full to the brim with the antelope's death
Searching for trails with mysterious eyes
Refusing to sleep-it wastes valuable time
Returns the pack to play with his cubs
But they are still hungary, so on goes the hunt...
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Hey, Excellent Poem,and may
Permalink Submitted by HiddenBehindTheMask on
Hey,
Excellent Poem,and may I ask how old you are?
Reply in a comment to my poem if you want (:
Im 13 by the way,
Emma x
p.s its hungry not hungary :)
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